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ARTHUR ADAMS – Kick Up Some Dust
March 18, 2023

Cleopatra Blues 2023 Venerated Los Angeleno serves up sweet strife to ruffle a few feathers and smooth a few riffs. Almost octogenarian now, Arthur Adams might have been a fixture on the American roots scene for longer than six decades, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Adams, blues, soul
RUTH ANGELL – Hlywing
March 13, 2023

Talking Elephant 2023 Debuting with song cycle whose title means “shelter” and whose music enshrouds one’s soul in fragile warmth, English folk-shifting chanteuse finds her way to a welcoming home. Once in a while, artists come forth that, being slightly … Continue reading
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Tagged folk, Ruth Angell, singer-songwriter
JASON BLAKE – Subsequent Ruins
March 9, 2023

7D Media 2023 If the piper can’t lead us to reason, Chicagoan twelve-stringer will color the rhyme. The story of The Rat-Catcher from Hamelin is a grim one, the tale in which children fall victim to a strife between adults … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Jason Blake, Marco Minnemann, prog rock
ECHO US – Inland Empire
March 7, 2023

Absolute Probability 2023 Emerging from a mirage-like past, Portland denizen projects his progressive ephemera onto a tangible reality. Ethan Matthews has always thrived on understatement, although there was never a suspicion that the American artist was withholding a few threads … Continue reading